Asthma In Obese People

Obesity and Lung: According to a recent study, there is a relation between obesity and lung health. Researchers have found that fatty tissues accumulate in the airway walls, particularly in people who are overweight or obese.

The increase in the risk of obesity was even greater in people whose asthma began in adulthood

Daily intake of a healthy diet rich in protein, fruit, and vegetables combined with proper exercise could help reduce symptoms and improve quality of life in people with the condition, according to a recent research. Asthma is a common and long-term condition affecting around one in ten people in the western world.

Your body mass index (BMI) may determine the risk of asthma in childhood. While overweight adolescent girls may be at a higher risk of hospital admission due to asthma, boys who are underweight are likely to be at risk of being admitted with the lungs disease, a study said.

The risk of developing asthma increases by 50 percent in overweight and obese people as compared to people with normal weight.

Asthma is difficult to be controlled in overweight individuals as compared to the leaner counterparts.

Obesity and Lung: According to a recent study, there is a relation between obesity and lung health. Researchers have found that fatty tissues accumulate in the airway walls, particularly in people who are overweight or obese.

The increase in the risk of obesity was even greater in people whose asthma began in adulthood

Daily intake of a healthy diet rich in protein, fruit, and vegetables combined with proper exercise could help reduce symptoms and improve quality of life in people with the condition, according to a recent research. Asthma is a common and long-term condition affecting around one in ten people in the western world.

Your body mass index (BMI) may determine the risk of asthma in childhood. While overweight adolescent girls may be at a higher risk of hospital admission due to asthma, boys who are underweight are likely to be at risk of being admitted with the lungs disease, a study said.

The risk of developing asthma increases by 50 percent in overweight and obese people as compared to people with normal weight.

Asthma is difficult to be controlled in overweight individuals as compared to the leaner counterparts.